The Romance of Kindness
Send us Fan Mail To honor the late Dolly Parton and her embodiment of kindness and authenticity, I'm revisiting some favorite actresses and favorite performances in some favorite romcoms. I think all of these women have something in common with Dolly: they pick roles where they can be real, and show intelligence, warmth, vulnerability and kindness. Those are the qualities I most admire in others and it's the reason why I enjoy their performances so much. https://www.confessionsofaclosetromant...
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RSS Feed To honor the late Dolly Parton and her embodiment of kindness and authenticity, I'm revisiting some favorite actresses and favorite performances in some favorite romcoms. I think all of these women have something in common with Dolly: they pick roles where they can be real, and show intelligence, warmth, vulnerability and kindness. Those are the qualities I most admire in others and it's the reason why I enjoy their performances so much.
https://www.confessionsofaclosetromantic.com
Instead of the dated 9 to 5 trailers, take a look at this awesome documentary on why the movie is sadly more relevant than ever. Then rewatch the movie and marvel at the lyrics and construction of the theme song by Dolly Parton, inspired by the tapping of her acrylic nails.
Like a pot bellied stove on a frosty morning... I'm not sure pick-up lines have improved since 1959, but Doris Day could play an innocent sex kitten and righteously outraged character like no other.
How these two bright, funny women--good friends in real life--portray the challenges of friendship in later years, a relationship that deepens in touching, sometimes annoyed but always profound ways throughout the 7 seasons of Grace and Frankie, is just incredible to behold.
What's so refreshing about While You Were Sleeping is that it's not a story about a woman lacking a man, but someone craving family and connection and finding it in the most unlikely way. Sandra Bullock plays that woman with such a kind, sweet vulnerability.
Ugh, what is it about trailers. Something's Gotta Give is easily one of my favorite portrayals of late in life love, and most of the reason I love it so much is because of smart, funny and oh so real Diane Keaton. If you haven't seen it… just see it and come back and tell me how much you loved it.
Yes, It's Complicated and when the stakes are high, Meryl Streep becomes even more delightfully real and kind.
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